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Movers & Shakers - 28 September 2016

The below stocks have been identified as having potential to register bigger than normal share price moves (up or down) today based on the news cited

Clinigen Group PLC (CLIN.L) – A transformational year reported, delivering 25% growth. 2016 revenue posted as £339.9m, versus an expected £184.4m. Full year dividend+18% to 4.0p. Closing price 677.50p (Reuters)

Deutsche Post (DPW), UK Mail – Deutsche Post agrees to Buy U.K. Mail for £242.7m, offering 440pp share in cash for each U.K. Mail share. U.K. Mail directors intend to recommend offer unanimously. Closing prices  €10.55, 307.50p (Bloomberg)

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L) –  Will pay $1.1bn to settle National Credit Union Administration claims it sold faulty mortgage-backed securities to U.S. credit unions. It’s among the largest in a series of settlements in which banks have paid hundreds of millions over accusations stemming from sales that contributed to the collapse of corporate credit unions after the 2008 financial crisis. Closing price 174.60p (Bloomberg)

Sainsbury’s (SBRY.L) – Report another drop in Q2 underlying sales by 1.1% beating analysts’ expectations of a drop of 1.2% forecast due to food price deflation, the CEO cautioned expectations for the market to remain competitive and the effect of the devaluation of sterling remains unclear. Closing price 250.80p (Reuters)

Smiths Group (SMIN.L) – Report a fall in FY revenue of 2%, £2.88bn down from  a £2.90 a year ago. Closing price 1387.00p (Reuters / Bloomberg)

TUI Group (TUI.L) – Expected 2015/16 core profit to rise by between 12-13%, upgrading an earlier growth forecast of 10% for year to sept 30, after strong demand from British holidaymakers. Bookings up 5%over summer. Closing price 1086.00p (Reuters)

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